It’s simply not on, Old Boy.  Not at all the done thing in my day.  Harrumph. Peregrine Worsthorne, one of my very guiltiest pleasures. 

OBAMA’S GRANDMOTHER TRACKS ELECTION RESULTS ON OLD TV FROM KENYAN VILLAGE Appalling. 

Vet: Denver Hippo’s Death an Accident

Clinton: “I Won’t Let Anyone Swift-Boat This Country’s Future”  Oh, well, Orwell.  Is this any way to treat a debate team member? he asked, rhetorically.

Politicians using tragedy to advance an agenda has been a tried-and-true strategy. Paint the idea green and a natural catastrophe became political fodder for former Democratic presidential nominee Sen. John Kerry. Kerry appeared on MSNBC on February 6 to discuss storms that have killed at least 50 people throughout the Southeastern United States. So, of course, Kerry used the platform to advance global warming alarmism. What an ignorant, self-serving ass.

asks Andy McCarthy at The Corner. Yes, Andy, you may.  Will he take it?  No. 

RTO Trainer has eminently ignorable good news from Afghanistan, SarahW has a song about Super Tuesday, and lots of other good stuff at the Pub.

Email from JD Johannes: Dan,  The new DVD will be available on Amazon.com and online through my site soon.  http://www.outsidethewire.com/ And….I will be screening an episode at CPAC on Saturday. http://outsidethewire.com/blog/world-premiere-at-cpac-html.html   JD   www.outsidethewiretravel.com www.outsidethewire.com I expect that this will enjoy great success for all the reasons that Hollywood’s offerings have sucked big dick at the box office.

On television, Sen. Barack Obama blinds people with his aura of hopeyness and his halo of changeyness. Meanwhile, he’s sending out mailers blaming “the Clintons” for decimating the Democratic party throughout the 1990s. At TPM, Josh Marshall calls it “what may be Obama’s most direct and aggressive criticism of Bill Clinton’s presidency yet,” though Obama was already headed in this direction when he praised Reagan and dismissed Bill Clinton’s presidency as

The buzz about the possibility that super-delegates may decide the Democratic presidential nomination seems to be spreading a bit — at least on left-liberal blogs.  Ezra Klein seems troubled by the prospect (a pun — ouch!), while Kevin Drum argues it wouldn not be so bad, asking, “why shouldn’t the party elders, many of whom have to run on the same ticket as the presidential nominee, get a little extra